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Immigration reform ‘to protect workers, boost growth’

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Minister of Home Affairs Gregory Nicholls says Barbados must...

Sir Hilary’s reparations plea to King Charles

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Chairman of the CARICOM Reparations Commission (CRC), Sir Hilary...

MP urges faster maintenance hearings

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Christ Church South Member of Parliament Dr Shantal Munro-Knight...

Griffith’s life of service lauded

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President The Most Honourable Jeffrey Bostic and Prime Minister...

Lashley touts value of Bill to justice system

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Government moved a step further in its bid to...

Foster ‘eating, sleeping, behaving  well’ at 107

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Centenarian John Foster turned 107 on Monday.  And yesterday, with...
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Assisted living village on way for disabled

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A respite centre and a residential facility are on the cards for disabled adults in Barbados. Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley made the disclosure in...
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Hundreds bid farewell to Sir Henry Forde

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Hundreds of people from all walks of life turned out at the Christ Church Parish Church today to bid a final farewell to Sir...
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Tourism workers to be toasted

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Barbados’ tourism workers will be celebrated during Tourism Week 2024. Chief product development officer at the Barbados Tourism Marketing Inc. (BTMI), Marsha Alleyne, said it...
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HR chief: Manage remote work

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President of the Human Resource Management Association of Barbados (HRMAB), Nicholas Roberts, is suggesting businesses should embrace the idea of working remotely more. The HR...
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HRMAB warns of AI threat to jobs

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Many jobs in Barbados may be on the line with the introduction of artificial intelligence (AI)  and technological advancements in businesses. President of the Human...
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BTMI head ‘will tweak’ where needed

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Six months after taking over the helm at Barbados Tourism Marketing Inc., chief executive officer Andrea Franklin says some adjustment may be necessary going...
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Anglican Church ‘will not stand still’

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Anglican Bishop Michael Maxwell says the church does not intend to “stand still” in light of the current state of affairs in Barbados. Speaking recently...
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Change strategy, bosses told

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Companies are being encouraged to make a paradigm shift in their management style in order to meet expectations of the new generation of workers...
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Graydon Sealy student new Junior Minister of Tourism

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Sixteen-year-old Hailee Harding of Graydon Sealy Secondary School said it was a “rough” road to becoming Barbados’ new Junior Minister of Tourism 2024-2025, but...
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BHTA shares plan for small hotel sector

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Chairman of the Barbados Hotel and Tourism Association (BHTA) Javon Griffith yesterday shared a ten-point plan of action which he suggested could bring significant...
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